Gerry Yagens Mosquito "Fuselage leaves molds soon"

[paulmcmillan]

If you did not know it Avspecs are doing a monthly progress report. This shows rapid progress on the Fuselage!

See


http://www.warbirdrestoration.co.nz/current.html

then check out April 2005

[HarvardIV]

Wow! The Mosquito, Spitfire, Harvard and others look good! On the Mosquito; it looks like the original fuselage rotted in the rain. Must've been left out. Well, it'll be better than knew anyway.

[Michel Lemieux]

I have asked this before.

How close are they to also reproduce the wing ?

Maybee not as complex as the fuse, but for sure a complex job on its own

[tom d. friedman]

wow the quality of the wood craftsmanship!!!

[DaveM2]

I have asked this before.

How close are they to also reproduce the wing ?

Maybee not as complex as the fuse, but for sure a complex job on its own

I believe they are not doing the wing, the wings for the Canadian example are being done in Canada.

Dave

[Bruce]

Glynn also has the wing for this aeroplane. This will be his first wing.

The wing is rather more complex than the fuselage in many ways; dont underestimate that spar! It is also the wing that does the work...


Bruce

[DaveM2]

Bruce

Are you talking about Gerrys' aircraft, the Canadian one ...or both ?

Dave

[Bruce]

Sorry - the wing for KA114; the Canadians are indeed making their own wing.


Bruce

[Michel Lemieux]

The Canadian one in Windsor is static only.

I guess that simplifies matters quite a bit